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Froggy Jumps Environment and Habitats Quiz 2 (Form 1, Biology)Versión en línea Quiz on biotic factors and seasonal effects. por YAKILI LMS 1 What is parasitism? a One organism benefits, the other is harmed b Both organisms benefit c Neither organism affected 2 In a commensal relationship, the partner is: a Both harmed b Benefited, the other is unaffected c Harmed only 3 Mutualism means: a Both species benefit b Neither benefits c Only one benefits 4 Which is an example of mutualism? a Bees pollinating flowers b A parasite harming a host c A wolf and a rabbit fighting 5 A parasite obtains food from its host and: a Always improves the host b Usually harms the host c Has no effect on the host 6 Which is NOT a biotic factor? a Rainfall b Plants c Animals 7 Parasitism benefits the host, true or false? a False b True c Sometimes true 8 Commensalism example: a Orchids growing on trees b Lion hunting zebra c Ants farming aphids 9 What affects day vs night activity in organisms? a Soil texture b Light availability c Moon color 10 Nocturnal animals are active during: a Day b Both day and night equally c Night 11 Diurnal animals are active during: a Twilight only b Night c Day 12 What triggers seasonal changes in organisms? a Soil pH only b Temperature and rainfall c Moon phase only 13 Seasonal change can affect: a Breeding cycles b Color of rocks c Tidal waves 14 Dry season characteristics include: a Frequent floods b Dusty air and scarce water c Lush vegetation 15 Organisms respond to dry season by: a Ignoring weather b Growing faster with rain c Going dormant or migrating 16 Effects of dry season on animals: a Abundant water everywhere b Abundant food everywhere c Dehydration risk increases 17 Effects of dry season on plants: a Reduced growth and leaf loss b Increased fruiting c Excessive flowering 18 What marks the rainy season? a Increased rainfall b Dry skies c Temperature drop only 19 Rainy season effects on animals include: a More food and breeding sites b Animals hibernate completely c Fewer resources 20 Effects of rainy season on plants: a Germination and growth rise b Leaves fall permanently c Dormancy only 21 A habitat is: a A random rock b The place where an organism lives c The animal's name 22 Which habitat contains water-living organisms? a Urban habitat b Desert habitat c Aquatic habitat 23 Desert habitats typically have: a Dense forests b Low rainfall and high temperatures c High rainfall and cold 24 Forest habitat features: a Open water only b Trees and diverse life c No light at all 25 Grassland habitat is dominated by: a Water bodies only b Mosses only c Grasses 26 Which factor is most important for habitats? a Sound of wind b Availability of food and shelter c Color of rocks 27 Seasonal changes influence migration by: a Seeking food and breeding sites b Changing color only c No effect on movement 28 What is a niche? a A plant species b Role of an organism in its habitat c A type of habitat only 29 What is the basic needs of organisms? a Only water b Color and sound c Food, water, shelter, space 30 Which factor describes day length? a Photoperiod b Soil depth c Altitude 31 Rainy season increases: a Water availability b Droughts c Low biodiversity 32 Which organism adjusts to seasons by changing activity? a Birds and mammals b Single-celled algae c Rocks 33 Parasitism harms the: a Host b Both gain equally c Parasite 34 Commensalism benefits: a Both partners b Neither partner c One partner only 35 Which is an example of commensalism? a Cattle and grass b Barnacles on whales c Dogs and cats 36 Effect of day on plants includes: a Photosynthesis rate b Height increase c Color change only 37 Which season typically brings plant flowering? a Cold season b Dry season c Rainy season 38 Rainy season reduces which problem? a Noise pollution b Drought c Predation 39 Birds often migrate due to: a Moon phases b Seasonal food availability c Local laws 40 Seed germination is favored by: a Soil moisture b Low nutrients c Dry air 41 What happens to soil organisms in dry season? a Multiplication explodes b Activity slows c Bakes in heat 42 Which season brings floods in some areas? a Cool season b Dry season c Rainy season 43 An ecosystem includes: a Abiotic and biotic factors b Only climate c Only living things 44 Which habitat has salty water? a Desert habitat b Marine habitat c Freshwater habitat 45 Which organism shows mutualism with legumes? a Herbivore b Nodulating bacteria in roots c Parasite on tree 46 Which factor does NOT influence seasons? a Earth orbit b Sun position c Ocean tides only 47 What is an example of a biotic factor? a Rainfall b Soil pH c Predators 48 Which season has most plant growth in many areas? a Rainy season b Snow season c Dry season 49 Dormancy in plants often occurs during: a Summer heat b Rainy season c Dry season 50 What is the main role of pollinators in mutualism? a Eat plants b Cause disease c Help plant reproduction

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What is parasitism?

In a commensal relationship, the partner is:

Mutualism means:

Which is an example of mutualism?

A parasite obtains food from its host and:

Which is NOT a biotic factor?

Parasitism benefits the host, true or false?

Commensalism example:

What affects day vs night activity in organisms?

Nocturnal animals are active during:

Diurnal animals are active during:

What triggers seasonal changes in organisms?

Seasonal change can affect:

Dry season characteristics include:

Organisms respond to dry season by:

Effects of dry season on animals:

Effects of dry season on plants:

What marks the rainy season?

Rainy season effects on animals include:

Effects of rainy season on plants:

A habitat is:

Which habitat contains water-living organisms?

Desert habitats typically have:

Forest habitat features:

Grassland habitat is dominated by:

Which factor is most important for habitats?

Seasonal changes influence migration by:

What is a niche?

What is the basic needs of organisms?

Which factor describes day length?

Rainy season increases:

Which organism adjusts to seasons by changing activity?

Parasitism harms the:

Commensalism benefits:

Which is an example of commensalism?

Effect of day on plants includes:

Which season typically brings plant flowering?

Rainy season reduces which problem?

Birds often migrate due to:

Seed germination is favored by:

What happens to soil organisms in dry season?

Which season brings floods in some areas?

An ecosystem includes:

Which habitat has salty water?

Which organism shows mutualism with legumes?

Which factor does NOT influence seasons?

What is an example of a biotic factor?

Which season has most plant growth in many areas?

Dormancy in plants often occurs during:

What is the main role of pollinators in mutualism?